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Huge haul yesterday!

Trains, Trains, Trains ....

New book promo... it's absolutely fabulous. This and the snowglobe are easily my two favorite promo sets of all time. Sent from my SM-G935V using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

Members of this forum are obligated to cheer for Denmark, right? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ready for Argentina v. Iceland!

Holding out for 70%.

Yesterday's scraps

All those scores are great, but who got this?

Poe's X-Wing can be had at Jet.com for $49.88 each when you buy two and turn off the free returns. You must be signed into your account to get this price. ****** also offering 8% back at Jet.com

Comes out of the sellers pockets (in the UK)

Hi! I’m looking for advice on how to keep my husband’s LEGO collection safe when we move and then store them at our new home. I saw some people on YouTube say that they wrapped the minifigures in kitchen plastic wrap and then put them in plastic storage bins to keep them from getting scratched up from one another. This seems alright for a few weeks, but the boxes of wrapped minifigures might end up in storage for years depending on if my husband puts them up for display or not. Is there a chance that the wrap could degrade and harm his collection? His legos really make him happy and it would be sad if anything happened to them. The wrap I’ve started using is regular BPA free plastic wrap for food. If that’s a danger I can start over with safer materials. Thank you for your time and I hope someone has some insight to help me keep my husband from a possible LEGO tragedy!

Yea, I echo the same thought; more effort than it’s worth. LEGO ships their sets with the bricks loose in bags, prone to rubbing on each other. It doesn’t hurt the lego. Wrapping figs individually to prevent that damage is a bit of a waste of time in my honest opinion.

Others have already touched on the various methods to move Lego, so I've got nothing to add to those excellent suggestions, but what you just said is why I would box it all up and store it. It sounds like Lego was your husbands passion. The kids might say now that they don't want them, but all kids go through their "dark ages" when Lego isn't very high on their interest level. Twenty years from now when they are going through the attic and they come across their fathers old collection I bet they will be grateful that you held onto it. It will bring back many great memories. Unless you absolutely need the money, I'd consider hanging onto it. I wish you the best with whatever direction you decide to take.

Item Weights (not shipping): Taj Mahal 6.35 kg 75159 DS 6.36 kg GB HQ 6.42 kg Ninjago City 6.16 kg Disney Castle 5.76 kg Depending on how many small pieces we get, I could see this anywhere between 5500 and 7000 pieces. This could be great... (and expensive)

one man’s 40%-off scraps are another man’s 50%-off buys.

have you noticed the weight? Porsche is with the shipping LEGO box 5.4 kg.. this is 2 kg more. new Ninjago City Docks are just below 5 kg. so and educated guess.. that should be somewhere between 5-6.000 pcs?

He's opening a gray-market LEGO store ... TRU closing presents actual opportunities for mobile sellers as people will return like geese to the ex-TRU parking lot this holiday season somehow missing the news that they went bankrupt. that's when this guy has his day...

You’d think LEGO would want to support their most popular reviewers, instead of having them banned.

He's opening a gray-market LEGO store ...

Mueller gets in a little sightseeing before the match on Sunday

It is time for some geography lessons. North America: Canada, USA, Mexico. Central America: Between (but not including) Mexico and Columbia. South America: Columbia and everything south.

Furniture section. Bottom drawer.

Thanks, picked up a few scraps.

I think the buyout 12 years ago or whenever was the primary reason. They could have probably lasted another 10 years if they would have been managed by a better parent company, and streamlining their online sales of course.

The Creeper will be the first Brickhead to use the Square eye with the BH pattern. The Creeper legs are a nice change too.

I give up, mercy!

CP1408 Locomotive by Andre Pinto (14,000 pieces in locomotive and base). Even the wheels are made out of LEGO (not 3D printed) - 19 LEGO pieces per wheel.

Sold a Hogwarts Castle 4th edition and Burrow for $340 after fees and everything. Buy-in was a used lot for $120. $220 profit AND fun builds, so that's a plus!

Ant-man and wasp 76109 backordered LEGO Shop at Home...i knew that but not that quick...wmt got plenty of stock. Btw my LEGO store OOS too... Sent from my SM-N900T using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

Yep. She died of old age in the next movie or the 1 after. People in Houston, TX... Too soon??? The boat was to get students from train station to school in movie 1.

If Moses calls off you gotta make due .

C3PO about a million times.

My husband very recently passed away and he was an avid Lego collector. We have many kits that have been built, and the Lego's all co-mingled. How do I go about knowing the value of these? All instruction books are still available. We have also added to the loose pieces with yard sale finds and Lego store buys. He delighted in just buying the Lego's after he had torn down his initial very large set up. One yard sale I came upon a bucket of minifigs, and he was just besides himself. I love that he found so much joy in this. But now I need to know what to do with everything as eventually I will need to downsize. Thank you.